NBA notes and thoughts
Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 3:52 pmThis is an excerpt from Chad Ford's column on ESPN.com where he analyzed the summer league performances:
Kirk Snyder, G, Jazz
Stats: 6 ppg, 1 rebound on 33 percent shooting in the Rocky Mountain Revue
The skinny: With only one season under his belt, it's too early to call Snyder a bust. But if he keeps playing the way he has in Salt Lake, a monumental bust is exactly what he's going to be.
I try not to hold a grudge against anyone, especially when I don't know them, having said that I've disliked Snyder since the first game I saw him play at Moody and over the last year he has shown everyone what a monumental jerk he really is. If I was to wish failure on anyone it would be him, if only for the possibility of another person with equal or better talent and a hint of character to get the chance to play in the NBA.
On a more pleasant note, does anyone have an update on how Q is doing. I know he had a solid rookie campaign, but I've not heard much on how he fits into the Clips plans for next season.
Kirk Snyder, G, Jazz
Stats: 6 ppg, 1 rebound on 33 percent shooting in the Rocky Mountain Revue
The skinny: With only one season under his belt, it's too early to call Snyder a bust. But if he keeps playing the way he has in Salt Lake, a monumental bust is exactly what he's going to be.
I try not to hold a grudge against anyone, especially when I don't know them, having said that I've disliked Snyder since the first game I saw him play at Moody and over the last year he has shown everyone what a monumental jerk he really is. If I was to wish failure on anyone it would be him, if only for the possibility of another person with equal or better talent and a hint of character to get the chance to play in the NBA.
On a more pleasant note, does anyone have an update on how Q is doing. I know he had a solid rookie campaign, but I've not heard much on how he fits into the Clips plans for next season.